Word: licensee
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Hammer the Hammer. But last week belonged to the airmen. The center of the week's action focused first on a drab sedan which lurched over the pocked and pitted track that winds from Jackson airdrome to Port Moresby. The thick red dust of New Guinea blurred its windows...
In theory, children learn self-control in such an environment. In practice they become intolerant of authority, freedom becomes license and, in some cases at least, definite antisocial attitudes develop. . . .
Man of Property. In Santa Fe, Thomas E. Ball reported to police the loss of his wallet, which contained his birth certificate, draft registration card, Social Security card, driver's license, gas ration book, sugar & coffee ration book, and one $2 bill which he carried as a good luck...
...American rights under exclusive licenses will be respected "pending further study," but "restrictive provisions governing production, use, price and market area in any license" will be thrown out. As an inducement to exclusive licensees not to retain their monopoly (for which they usually have to pay stiff royalties) Crowley suggested that they might prefer nonexclusive licenses immediately, royalty-free...
The pastor in a Salem, Ore. church announced just before the sermon that a car had been left outside with its motor running. "Here is an opportunity for the owner to demonstrate his patriotism and conserve gasoline," he observed pleasantly, and read the license number. Governor Charles Arthur Sprague hustled...